The decision in the Dodge v. Ford case can be seen as endorsement of which theory about corporate purpose? Question 21 options: 1) The stakeholder view of the firm 2) The hybrid view of the firm 3) The shareholder view of the firm 4) None of these When corporate leaders fail to help employees connect their work to the ultimate consequences of that work, it makes the outcome more and less Question 22 options: 1) abstract; tangible 2) relevant; realistic 3) tangible; abstract 4) legitimate; hypothetical What is one way your professors might reduce the incentive for you to cheat on an exam? Question 26 options: 1) Remove consequences for cheating 2) Make the exam worth a larger percentage of your final grade 3) All of these would reduce the incentive to cheat 4) Make the exam worth a smaller percentage of your final grade In the space shuttle Challenger example, why would the Morton Thiokol managers initially support their engineers' safety concerns but later override them to permit the launch to go forward? Question 27 options: 1) Conformity bias 2) Moral muteness 3) Pressure from the system 4) Pressure from authority Each of the following are key characteristics of corporations, except which one? Question 23 options: 1) Management in corporations is centralized. 2) Corporations do not exist apart from their owners. 3) Shareholders are not personally liable for the corporation's debts. 4) These are all key characteristics of corporations The decision in the Dodge v. Ford case can be seen as endorsement of which theory about corporate purpose? Question 21 options: 1) The stakeholder view of the firm 2) The hybrid view of the firm 3) The shareholder view of the firm 4) None of these When corporate leaders fail to help employees connect their work to the ultimate consequences of that work, it makes the outcome more and less Question 22 options: 1) abstract; tangible 2) relevant; realistic 3) tangible; abstract 4) legitimate; hypothetical What is one way your professors might reduce the incentive for you to cheat on an exam? Question 26 options: 1) Remove consequences for cheating 2) Make the exam worth a larger percentage of your final grade 3) All of these would reduce the incentive to cheat 4) Make the exam worth a smaller percentage of your final grade In the space shuttle Challenger example, why would the Morton Thiokol managers initially support their engineers' safety concerns but later override them to permit the launch to go forward? Question 27 options: 1) Conformity bias 2) Moral muteness 3) Pressure from the system 4) Pressure from authority Each of the following are key characteristics of corporations, except which one? Question 23 options: 1) Management in corporations is centralized. 2) Corporations do not exist apart from their owners. 3) Shareholders are not personally liable for the corporation's debts. 4) These are all key characteristics of corporations